If a 17th century nobleman was giving his mistress some bejeweled trinket, would he deliver it in this?
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- Dylanbug
- Portland, Oregon
- Hi, I'm Pamela Moore. By day, I'm the owner of Compass Human Resources. In my off time, I'm a wife, mother and artist-of-sorts. I love to make greeting cards, which tend to be either collage-style or photo cards (pics by me). I play around with jewelry, gift tags, and other odds and ends. Crafting soothes my nerves and makes my friends and family happy. What else could I ask for?
Monday, April 12, 2010
Gift Box Confections
I've been feeling notalgic for a time in which I never lived. A time when the presentation of a thing was every bit as important as the thing itself.
If a 17th century nobleman was giving his mistress some bejeweled trinket, would he deliver it in this?
And can't you just imagine a royal dispatch from Louis arriving protected by this?
Now the only question is, "what will they deliver in this day and age"? Hmm....
If a 17th century nobleman was giving his mistress some bejeweled trinket, would he deliver it in this?
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